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The Wildlife portal of Atys

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Theme plan and categories

Arthropods
Crustaceans	Clopper • Cray • Goari • Horncher
Kitins	Kiban • Kidinak • Kincher • Kinrey • Kipee • Kipesta • Kipucka • Kirosta • Kizarak • Kizoar
Mammals
Canids	Gingo • Ragus
Felines	Cuttler • Torbak • Varinx
Pachyderms	Arma • Bodoc • Mektoub • Ploderos • Madakam • Yelk
Quadrodons	Bawaab • Bolobi • Jugula • Lumper • Timari • Tyrancha • Vorax • Wombaï • Zerx
Rumiants	Arana • Capryni • Frippo • Gnoof • Gubani • Messab • Raspal • Rendor • Shalah • Yetin • Yubo
Other animal species
Birds	Igara • Izam • Javing • Yber
Fishes	Baldusa • Prakker • Ryzaqua • Sagass
Reptiles	Najab
Exting or missing	Ryzoholok
Other intelligent creatures
Inteligentes plants	Cratcha • Jubla • Psykopla • Shooki • Slaveni • Stinga

Not: the aggressive is underlined and italicized..

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The extraordinary fauna of Atys

From peaceful herbivores to the most ferocious carnivores, your path will lead you to contact with all species of Atys. However, sooner or later you will have to face your most dangerous enemy : the Kitins. Organized, powerful and ruthless, they ravaged Atys in 2481, massacring Fyros, Matis, Trykers and Zorais without discrimination, and erasing their entire civilizations. The homins have since developed new combat techniques that allow them to keep their enemies at a distance, but the fight is far from over. Have no mercy on the Kitins if you want to survive.

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Fauna
Taxonomic Amber

Kingdom	Animal
Category	Avian
Main Ecosystem(s)	Jungle and Desert
Counterattack type	Slash

Description

A bird of prey with a sharp rapacious beak and four wings with a wingspan of over 3 meters. Distinguished by its lethal barbed tail used for attack. The igara hugs tree trunks with its claws and its sap-smeared rear winglets. On seeing a prey below it will drop onto the victim in a fast sweeping dive. Principally found in jungle and desert regions.^[1]